Fontabulator
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We've all been there, working in Photoshop, Illustrator, Word, or whatever, and you need to find a font that looks good for the type you're designing. So you select one from the Font menu. No good. Now you select another one from the Font menu. Nope. Another one? By now you're realizing this could take all day. What you need is a program that lets you perform this incredibly dull activity as quickly and painlessly as possible. Enter AboutFace. This handy dandy quick and cheap little utility lets you preview all your fonts at breakneck speeds so you can find that special one that would look just perfect with your layout. If you can't decide between a few different typefaces, save them and come back to them. When you're done you can copy and paste your design into whatever other program you like.
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